What franco luambo controversial said in oct 1971?

In October 1971, Franco Luambo, a prominent Congolese musician, made controversial remarks criticizing the political situation in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) under President Mobutu Sese Seko's regime. He expressed discontent with government corruption and oppression, which resonated with many citizens suffering under Mobutu’s rule. His statements and music often reflected social issues, leading to tensions with the government. Ultimately, Franco's outspoken nature contributed to his status as both a cultural icon and a target for political repression.